KAGC

KAGC, Allegheny County, is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at 1251 feet elevation with an operational control tower. The airport operates three runways serving regional traffic: runway 10/28 is concrete measuring 6501 feet by 150 feet, runway 13/31 is concrete at 3825 feet by 100 feet, and a helicopter landing facility H1 provides 47 feet by 45 feet of concrete for vertical aircraft. This runway configuration accommodates both fixed-wing and rotorcraft operations.

Four instrument approaches using ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) procedures support reliable operations during instrument conditions. One departure procedure facilitates structured routing. The navigational environment includes an AGC ASOS at 120.55 MHz, an AGC VOR/DME at 110 MHz, approach control on 119.35, 285.575, and 337.4 MHz, ATIS at 120.55 MHz, and Class B control frequencies. Fuel service includes 100LL avgas, A grade, and A+ grade jet fuel.

Pittsburgh Flight Training Center operates the primary flight school at KAGC, developing certificated pilots for the region. The ABC Flying Club maintains an active membership base. The airport serves as an important general aviation facility for the Pittsburgh area, supporting flight training and business aviation operations.